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Student IDs Unlock Discounts on AI, Streaming, Travel and Tech
Students can use proof that they are studying to get discounts on some services and products.
Spotify and Apple Music have special student plans in India.
Apple's plan also includes Apple TV at no extra cost.
YouTube has a student membership too, but the article does not confirm one price for everyone.
Students may also get lower fares and extra baggage on some IndiGo flights.
Apple and Samsung offer special prices on some devices.
GitHub's student programme includes Copilot and other partner benefits.
Students usually need to prove they are enrolled, and offers can have rules or limits.
Spotify Premium Student costs ₹69 per month in India after its introductory offer, with eligibility verified through SheerID.
Apple Music's Student plan costs ₹69 monthly and includes Apple TV at no additional cost; eligible students can keep the rate for up to four years.
YouTube offers a Student membership in India, but the article says the widely circulating ₹89 price is not confirmed as a universal current rate.
IndiGo's Student Fare offers up to 10% off domestic base fares and an additional 10kg of baggage, subject to conditions and availability.
Apple, Samsung and GitHub offer eligible students education pricing, device discounts or developer benefits, including GitHub Copilot Student.
- Who
- Students in India who meet each provider's eligibility requirements.
- What
- A range of student offers on streaming, travel, devices and developer tools.
- Where
- India, including offers from online services and domestic travel.
- When
- The article describes offers currently listed or available; no publication date is provided.
- Why
- To let eligible students reduce costs on entertainment, travel, technology and development tools.
Advertised student offers
Eligibility and limitations
YouTube student pricing
Advertised student offers
YouTube offers a Student membership in India.
Eligibility and limitations
The article cautions that ₹89, a price circulating online, is not confirmed as a universally current rate; enrollment and verification at an eligible institution are required.
Discount availability
Advertised student offers
Student programmes advertise lower prices, fare savings, extra baggage and developer benefits.
Eligibility and limitations
Offers may apply only to eligible students, selected products or institutes, and may be subject to conditions and availability.
Key facts
- Spotify Premium Student
- ₹69 per month in India after the introductory offer; eligibility verified through SheerID.
- Apple Music Student
- ₹69 per month and includes Apple TV at no additional cost; the student rate can continue for up to four years while eligible.
- YouTube Student membership
- Available in India to students at eligible higher-education institutions who verify status through SheerID; ₹89 is not confirmed as a universal current price.
- IndiGo Student Fare
- Up to 10% off domestic base fare plus an additional 10kg baggage allowance, subject to conditions and availability.
- Apple Education Store
- Offers education pricing on eligible Macs and iPads; the article cites MacBook Air prices starting at ₹1,37,900.
- Samsung Student Advantage
- Offers special pricing on selected Galaxy devices; Samsung states discounts of up to 10% are available for select institutes.
- GitHub Student Developer Pack
- Includes access to GitHub Copilot Student and partner benefits such as selected free domains and cloud credits.
Sources
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